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International American School (IAS)  The school campus is located nine kilometers outside the city of Cancun, on the road to the Riviera Maya. In addition to classrooms, the campus also consists of soccer fields, basketball courts, two libraries, and a computer lab. The faculty is international, consisting of experienced and dedicated teachers from Mexico, Canada, the United States, and England. The school is both recognized and accredited by the Mexican Secretary of Education. In addition, I.A.S. is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (S.A.C.S.).
Contact InfoInternational American School
Primary school
Phone: 52 (998) 882-0383
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Address: Carr. Puerto Juarez-Tulum Km 9, Sm 309 Lote 36,
Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico 77560 International American School
High School
Phone: 52 (998) 882-2269
Fax: 52 (998) 882-2273
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Address: Carr. Puerto Juarez-Tulum Km 9, Sm 309 Lote 36,
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